So March is going out like a lamb, thank goodness!
During March and over three evenings I attended a Collagraph print workshop at Gallery Oldham.
My print was based on the village of Robin Hood's Bay in North Yorkshire.
I did some baking for a family gathering last week.
I have managed to read two books, 'When All is Said' has to be one of the saddest books I have ever read but so beautifully written it is well worth the read....and the tears.
Last Saturday my mum and I went to see The Full Monty at the Liverpool Empire, it was very very funny!
Naughty Misty brought in a Long Tailed tit last Sunday....luckily it flew off when she dropped it in the bedroom and I was able to open the window wide and it flew away unhurt!
And we really must put Daisy on a diet!!
We have had some beautiful days this month, the garden is waking up.
And last Sunday we had a wander around Shibden Hall
All the photos are a bit mixed up. There is a new TV series coming this spring based on a former owner of Shibden Hall, Anne Lister. The series is called Gentleman Jack and the hall was closed for several months to allow them to do some filming there recently.
The house has been full of daffodils the past few weeks too, they are so cheery and I love them.
We have had some fun at school too....
Elizabethan Portraits...
A trip to a local allotment...
and erupting volcanoes!
Today I nipped into Halifax....
Back home and some time spent in the garden
I realised today that I have been writing my blog now for over 10 years, when blogging was popular people would do give always to celebrate blogiversaries but I doubt anyone is interested any more. I am pleased I am still doing my blog and thankfully up to date with it and I am extremely grateful to all those that bother to read it, thank you for keeping with me!
